I get the "VideoWatermarkFactory.zip" file in my Temporary Internet Files but there is always an "error in commpression". I've tried 20 times.
Mirror link #1 does not work either.
GAotD Launcher does not work either as I get this "Debug" error when I click on the "Download and install" button;
"There was an errort connecting to Give Away of the Day. This is probably a programing error.
I am running Win 98SE and MSIE 6.0.2800
On my XP Media Center, I had this same problem with both Sibental products (today’s Video Watermark Factory, and Media Resizer Pro of 2 days ago):
Product(s) would only install and run from an administrator-privilege account. Attempts to additionally “activate” or “setup” from non-admin accounts (ordinary user; i.e., my kids’ account) did not result in working programs.
Instead I got a small window with the following error message for both products:
Error: Cant’t find instalation path!
(with spelling as shown)
For Media Resizer Pro that message appeared in a window titled “connector” and I tracked it to this file: C:\Program Files\Media Resizer PRO\connector.dll
For Video Watermark Factory that same message appeared in a window titled “Video Watermark Factory”, but I have not yet found the file that contained the message (I was assuming the file would similarly be somewhere under C:\Program Files\Video Watermark Factory)
Thanks to “Carol” and others for the comments on Media Resizer Pro regarding disabling/renaming the shell extension file “shellext.dll”. That had my non-admin kids’ accounts really messed up since every right-click on many file types caused Windows to reload (after displaying the same error message above as when trying to launch those programs).
I downloaded VideoWatermarkFactory.zip followed directions but as many others received error messages. When finally returned and received the "fix" now receive a message saying the giveaway has expired. Does anyone know if I have any options? Or, am I...well you know.
I would decompress the files that come as zip with winrar.
Just right click the zip and select extract to.
Or check the forums for a free similar zip utility, 7zip is a good one for free.
Thanks for the post. I'll give it a try and will check out the other program as well.
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